I Don't Really Know How

I'm A Painter, That's Where I Started Out, At Four Years Old, That Was My First Love As Far As Expression. So, I'm Not A Painter In The Sense Of, "please Come See My Paintings" But, I Do Understand The Value Of Not Looking Over The Artist's Shoulder While The Work Is In Progress.

My Roles Are In Some Way Like Children To Me. You Don't Ever Really Want To Scrape One Off Your Shoe.

I Think A Lot Of The Time, The Studio System Is So Compelled To Kowtow To Its Fear That Women Are Not Going To Be Found Sympathetic. It Just Sort Of Euthanizes Any Hope Of More Diverse Examples Of The Emotional Realities Of People. Representing My Gender, I Think, "well, I Have Those Emotions, Why Don't Those Ever Get Brought To The Screen So I Can Feel Recognized?"

When I Was Growing Up In New York City, My Father Was A Taxi Driver For A Time.

You Can't Get Work Without Working.